they are traceable but it is more difficult. I would personally rather have a real number that allows cops to arrest my murderer in under 10 years.
Long Island serial killer arrested
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Nice fella 
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Former FBI profiler says Gilgo Beach murders suspect called victim's family to 'hear the fear'
A former Federal Bureau of Investigation profiler says that Long Island serial murder suspect Rex Heuermann allegedly made calls to the family member of a victim because he wanted to hear the fear in their voice.
According to a bail application released by prosecutors, Heuermann allegedly used Barthelemy's cell phone to call her family on July 17, July 23, August 5, August 19, and August 26, 2009.
Heuermann allegedly told her family that he killed and sexually assaulted the 24-year-old woman, officials wrote.
"Is this Melissa’s little sister?" asked a man.
"Yes," replied the sister, who was 16 years old at the time.
"Do you know what your sister is doing?" the man said. "She’s a w---e." (whore).
Mary Ellen O’Toole, a former FBI profiler, told Fox News Digital that Heuermann likely made the call because "he wanted to hear the fear and the horror in the sister's voice."
"I think he found that to be sexually arousing," O'Toole added. "Part of what we're seeing here is someone that wasn't trying to ease her pain, not trying to apologize, not trying to explain away his behavior, he wanted to hear the fear, the anxiety, the horror, the heartache in her voice."
Gilgo Beach murder suspect Rex Heuermann charged with 3 counts of first-degree murder
Police in New York have arrested architect Rex Heuermann in connection to the Gilgo Beach murders, in which 11 sets of human remains were found strewn along a suburban beach highway in Long Island in 2010 and 2011.
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Former FBI profiler says Gilgo Beach murders suspect called victim's family to 'hear the fear'
A former Federal Bureau of Investigation profiler says that Long Island serial murder suspect Rex Heuermann allegedly made calls to the family member of a victim because he wanted to hear the fear in their voice.
According to a bail application released by prosecutors, Heuermann allegedly used Barthelemy's cell phone to call her family on July 17, July 23, August 5, August 19, and August 26, 2009.
Heuermann allegedly told her family that he killed and sexually assaulted the 24-year-old woman, officials wrote.
"Is this Melissa’s little sister?" asked a man.
"Yes," replied the sister, who was 16 years old at the time.
"Do you know what your sister is doing?" the man said. "She’s a w---e." (whore).
Mary Ellen O’Toole, a former FBI profiler, told Fox News Digital that Heuermann likely made the call because "he wanted to hear the fear and the horror in the sister's voice."
"I think he found that to be sexually arousing," O'Toole added. "Part of what we're seeing here is someone that wasn't trying to ease her pain, not trying to apologize, not trying to explain away his behavior, he wanted to hear the fear, the anxiety, the horror, the heartache in her voice."
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Gilgo Beach murders: Fmr FBI profiler says officials likely operating on belief of 'more victims'
A former profiler for the Federal Bureau of Investigation says that investigators are likely operating off of the belief that there are more victims after the Gilgo Beach serial suspect Rex Heuermann was arrested on Thursday night.
Heuermann is charged with six counts of murder: one count of first degree murder and one count of second degree murder for each of the three victims. The victims have been identified as Melissa Barthelemy, Megan Waterman, and Amber Costello.
He pleaded not guilty to all charges during a court hearing on Friday afternoon.
Mary Ellen O’Toole, a former FBI profiler, told Fox News Digital that investigators are "probably operating off of the theory that there likely are more victims out there."
"So now they're going back and they're looking at cases that have been described as unsolved over the years and moving outside of New York State and New York as well," O'Toole said.
O'Toole said it's "not likely" Heuermann began acting out in his late-30s.
"It's more likely these serial sexual killers start to act out, if they're going to, they start to act out in their early to mid-twenties. So they're going to go back in time and they're going to timeline him. They'll go back to when he was in college and go back beyond," she said.
A former profiler for the Federal Bureau of Investigation says that investigators are likely operating off of the belief that there are more victims after the Gilgo Beach serial suspect Rex Heuermann was arrested on Thursday night.
Heuermann is charged with six counts of murder: one count of first degree murder and one count of second degree murder for each of the three victims. The victims have been identified as Melissa Barthelemy, Megan Waterman, and Amber Costello.
He pleaded not guilty to all charges during a court hearing on Friday afternoon.
Mary Ellen O’Toole, a former FBI profiler, told Fox News Digital that investigators are "probably operating off of the theory that there likely are more victims out there."
"So now they're going back and they're looking at cases that have been described as unsolved over the years and moving outside of New York State and New York as well," O'Toole said.
O'Toole said it's "not likely" Heuermann began acting out in his late-30s.
"It's more likely these serial sexual killers start to act out, if they're going to, they start to act out in their early to mid-twenties. So they're going to go back in time and they're going to timeline him. They'll go back to when he was in college and go back beyond," she said.
I've been to Long Island a few times. It's a real mixture of ordinary working folks and super rich folks.
On the west side you have Brooklyn and Queens (U.S. Open tennis is there). Further east and north are the Hamptons where the really rich folks have their estates.
Then there is Fire Island.
Early evidence of LI serial killer appeared 20 years ago on Fire Island | PIX11
On the west side you have Brooklyn and Queens (U.S. Open tennis is there). Further east and north are the Hamptons where the really rich folks have their estates.
Then there is Fire Island.
Early evidence of LI serial killer appeared 20 years ago on Fire Island | PIX11
Because that's the purpose of a burner phone. You can't prove it's his. You need stronger evidence.
That's why DNA is damning.
LOL.....a tip from a pimp is what broke the case
www.nydailynews.com
Pimp’s tip last year steered cops to accused Gilgo Beach serial killer Rex Heuermann
A Long Island pimp’s tip, coupled with chilling web searches and pizza crust DNA, steered authorities to serial killing suspect Rex Heuermann before his arrest in the notorious Gilgo Beach mu…
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Green River murderer. I heard somewhere that there could be dozens of serial killers still on the loose.
How a crime lab missed evidence that could have stopped the Green River Killer (nbcnews.com)
How a crime lab missed evidence that could have stopped the Green River Killer (nbcnews.com)
More details:
1. The accused had a date with one of the victims at her incall. Her pimp tried to rob the accused but backed off due to his large size. The accused made another date with the SW the following day which led to her demise. The pimp saw the car of the accused the first encounter and gave information to the police in 2022. This was one of the key breaks in the case
2. The accused had a life size female doll in a glass case in his house
3. The accused had a picture of a woman with a battered face in his house
4. More than 200 weapons were found in his house
5. The case was dead until a retired Chief of Detectives of the NYPD, Rodney Harrison, was appointed Suffolk County Commissioner in December 2021. Rodney Harrison, the first black to hold that position, decided to make the case a priority. This was the game changer.
1. The accused had a date with one of the victims at her incall. Her pimp tried to rob the accused but backed off due to his large size. The accused made another date with the SW the following day which led to her demise. The pimp saw the car of the accused the first encounter and gave information to the police in 2022. This was one of the key breaks in the case
2. The accused had a life size female doll in a glass case in his house
3. The accused had a picture of a woman with a battered face in his house
4. More than 200 weapons were found in his house
5. The case was dead until a retired Chief of Detectives of the NYPD, Rodney Harrison, was appointed Suffolk County Commissioner in December 2021. Rodney Harrison, the first black to hold that position, decided to make the case a priority. This was the game changer.
IMO it's a combination of evidence, not just the burner phone....you need to be caught WITH the burner phone to nail you...
I hope she takes him to the cleaners too
www.cbsnews.com
Wife of Gilgo Beach murders suspect Rex Heuermann files for divorce as woman shares eerie encounter with him
Nicole Brass told CBS New York that she went on a date with Rex Heuermann, and he was "excited" to talk about the Gilgo Beach murders.
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